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Despite being one of its more lucrative commercial properties, MGM’s recent home video interest in their “Pink Panther” series has been non-existent, with 2017 serving as the only time the entire franchise flowed onto Blu-Ray courtesy a Shout Factory “Peter Sellers Collection” box-set and Kino Lorber’s individual releases of the non-Sellers Panther outings. Nearly a decade later...


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Due to my slow learning curve in navigating WordPress, this year's installment is likely to have even more omissions and mistakes than usual. Please feel free to point them out in a comment thread, but I don't currently plan to actually correct the column itself, so just think of your posts as a handy set of footnotes. At least for this column I put the right year on the first t...


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The latest release from Intrada is the score for the upcoming horror film YOUNG & CURSED, scored by newcomer Patrick O’Malley. Ludwig Goransson won this year’s Golden Globe for his score to SINNERS. Their original song award went to “Golden” from KPOP DEMON HUNTERS, for songwriters EJAE and Mark Sonnenblick.


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Predictions are in boldface, followed by those which I personally would nominate in italics. As with previous years' lists, for several categories I have NOT provided my own nominations, since frankly I know jack about costumes, sound and so forth, though more and more I try to pay attention to sound in particular. Films that I have listed as my own personal nominations yet whic...


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It’s hard to anoint a movie a “cult classic” before it’s even released, but that rare occurrence happened to the Samuel L. Jackson (self-titled) actioner SNAKES ON A PLANE (106 mins., 2006, R; Arrow), now debuting as part of Arrow’s increasing number of Warner-licensed 4K UHD premieres this January.


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